Christie Vetoes N.J. Bill That Would Require Sprinklers In New Home Construction
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Thursday conditionally vetoed legislation requiring sprinkler systems in all new home construction.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Thursday conditionally vetoed legislation requiring sprinkler systems in all new home construction.
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The mayor was reflecting on his record of creating the municipal ID program, the launch of universal pre-K, and other accomplishments.
The lawmakers failed in an attempt Wednesday to force a vote on removing Senate Leader Dean Skelos of Rockville Centre.
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Potholes. They're everywhere. They're horrible. Drivers' complaints have been long and loud, and after CBS2 demanded answers, we got action.
New Jersey's top court weighed the budget repercussions of ruling on a pension dispute between Gov. Chris Christie and public workers' unions on Wednesday.
Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal is among those fighting for a technological update.
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